Squitty Fish Cover

Squitty Fish

Squitty Fish is a picture book text sumptuously illustrated by Trish Donald. Jill Eggleton explores fear and what happens when you base that fear on appearance.

    Squitty Fish lived deep down under the sea, where it is dark as night and scary creatures drift about. The scariest creature of all was the ugly orange octopus. Can Squitty Fish stay out of his way?

If you love this story, click Add to Cart to buy this softcover, 240 mm x 225 mm, full colour, including audio of Jill Eggleton reading the story. Or click here to save and buy the classroom set for Year 2.

Categories: English, Reading, Speaking
Ages: 3-8 | Pages: 24 | Code: GE0188 | ISBN: 9781988576053

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Jill Eggleton

Author Jill Eggleton, QSO, is an internationally recognised literacy consultant, teacher and author. She has won Storylines’ top award, the Margaret Mahy Medal, given annually for lifetime achievement and an outstanding contribution to New Zealand children’s literature and literacy.